Commissioners approve three right-of-way permits for OPPD and Pinpoint
Summary
Nemaha County commissioners unanimously approved three right-of-way applications April 8, allowing OPPD and telecom firm Pinpoint to perform work at listed county locations; actions were recorded by roll call votes.
The Nemaha County Board of Commissioners approved three right-of-way permits April 8 that will allow utility work by the Omaha Public Power District and telecommunications firm Pinpoint at designated county locations.
Commissioners voted to approve Right of Way Application 2026-04 for OPPD at 72218 628 Ave, Right of Way Application 2026-05 for OPPD at 637 Ave & 720 Rd, and Right of Way Application 2026-06 for Pinpoint covering various areas in the county. Each motion passed on unanimous roll-call votes recorded in the minutes.
The minutes do not record details of the planned work, schedules, or mitigation measures. The board’s approval grants OPPD and Pinpoint the county right-of-way permissions described in their submitted applications; any required permits, bonding, or oversight would follow county procedures and any applicable state or federal rules.
No public opposition or conditions were recorded in the minutes.
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